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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1805,
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
ian—-Centre Hall, morning, commun
also, services in the evening
Presbyter
fon
Methodist—Contre Hall, morning Spruce-
town, afternoon ; Spring Mills, evening. These
will be the last services in the conference year,
Lutheran-Spring Mills, morning Union, aft
ernoon ; Centre Hall, evening
Reformed —Tusseyville, morning : Centre Hall,
afternoon
Reformed-— Boalsburg,
afternoon
Boalsburg
Houserville
morning
[Appointments not given here have not been
reported to this office. |
SALE REGISTER,
SARAH FORE) MARCH 15,
mile south of OC Une cow,
and carriage, 1g harness
household goods,
1 o'clock, one
top buggy
also lot of
1
aou
Monday, 10 o'clock,
black mare,
14 ny CAT ol 1d ;: one
good yearll ng; 12
rest will be fresh by
lot of little
ments, De
er
jot of house
Tuesday, 12
h-onst of
ieaders
two heifers
© heat of young
Al bright
r« hil led plow,
ing harrow--these
but two SATS, R180
rey, harness, ete
MARCH . Wednes
Hall ¢ horses, 11
sleep, 40 hogs,
thie
inple
dRy, One
farm
lus
room
couch,
and
MARCH
be
mower
horees
» of sale
shoals,
npleme nls,
Or. 80 i
nee that J. D
+ i8 8 candidale
ied 1o the
When Women Jump
ab —
Fertilizers
zers on the mar-
D. W.
the high
the actu-
Buy the best fertill
ket for the spi fronm
Bradford,
grade goods,
al cost and freight.
ing or
who is handling al
ifle
ps
at a tr above
cic ———
Death Warrant Head
sherift Taylor
to Dillen and
Monday morning
read the death warrant
Both were deeply impressed
The the exe
announced week,
Lireen
by
cation,
May !
its import. time of
84 Inst Eu
i -
Mrs, Condo Gets a Peuslon,
of
was granted a
soldier's widow pension—eight dollars
August last, The
pension was secured through Agent
W. A. Krise, of this place,
Mre. Katharine Condo, widow
the late Jerry Condo,
per month from
¥
A a a——
tates to Havaus, Cubs,
excursion rates to Havana,
and return, via Heaboard Air
Line Railway. Tickets on sale March
“9th, with limit April 19th,
Fare from Washington, D, C,, $5.00
for the round trip. A most excellent
timue to visit the beautiful {sland of
Cuba at a very small cost, All the ad-
vantages and delights of a European
trip.
Further information will be cheer-
fully given, on application to J. J,
PuLLer, District Passenger Agent,
Seaboard Air Line Rallway, 1411
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. (2)
f.ow Excarsion
Low
Cabs,
final
cA ————
Went Away as Lovers,
The Lock Haven Democrat of Hat-
urday published this item :
Ellis B. Shafler, of this city, one of
the bookkeepers in the office of the
New York and Pennsylvania’ compas
ny, and Miss Ida Voneida, of Madison-
burg, Centre county, who has been re
widing in this city for some time, left
here Friday morning on the flyer,
They gave no intimation as to where
they were going, but their friends are
pretty sure they went to Elmira yes.
terday and were made man and wife
and are now at the bride's home at
Madisonburg, Should these conclu-
sions prove correct Mr. and Mrs, Bhaf-
fer will be sceorded a fitting reception
on their return here, They are most
estimable young people and their
friends will wish them much hap-
piness,
NEWS FROM NORTH DAKOTA,
formerly Town
Writes from
of Potter
Fleisher,
ship,
received from |
Dakota, the home of
Decker, formerly of near Pot-
ters Mills:
Believing that a letter from this sec-
tion will be of interest to the Reporter
readers, I have concluded to write
briefly. We got to Dakota too late
last spring to raise farm crops of any
account, but made some garden, and
planted beans, potatoes, sweet corn,
melons, pumpkins and squash and
grew a fine crop of each. I saw the
finest vegetables here that I ever saw
in my life,
Corn planting is done differently
here from the methods in Peunsylva-
nia, I planted two varieties—first
ninety day and later sixty day corn.
The planting was done immediately
after the breaking-up plow. The seed
was dropped into the furrows, the
pext furrow covering it. That was all
that was the crop until the
began to ripen. The first ears
were plucked for seed, and it was no
trouble to find
length. How
kota
The native grass is & most
Cattle
fit to
Proves
all
hunt
The following was
Fleisher, North
done to
corn
inches in
North Das-
ears twelve
that
1% for
excellent
the
being
taken from
kill without
ol
provender,
pasture are
stall-fed,
this grass
INANY Acres,
horses feedd on
winter, roauanng o
their feed
vel
all and
are doing well
While we look
this
ed for a blizzard
The country
ust being developed,
none
came winter does
not seein like one
and so we like it very much.
North Dakota is the wealthiest state,
hool funds, in the
in se union
DEATHS
ELL } TOWN:
of
and
END,
Ki FF. Townsend,
prominent citizen
candidate for the legislature] a
years ago, died at his home Thursday
morning of last week of pneumonia.
The deceased was Warren,
Ohio, November 14, 1585689, making his
age forty-five years, His parents both
died when he was quite young. He
came to Philipsburg in the latter part
of 1886, taking up; the. work of
foreman, s position he filled
Philipsburg,
a Republican
few
n
born at
the eleventh district, with headquar-
ters at Scottdale, a position he was fill-
ing when taken sick.
ber of the Baptist’ church
Gray, a daughter of the late W. Y
Giray,
er with five children four and
the eldest, the aioe
ing fifteen years of age aud the young-
"brother
Michigan,
death
boys
one girl daughter,
est five years old, One
ene sister, residing in are
also left tojmourn his
Mi FIENNIE BECH
1
deck, Imis
War:
ARTOIS
Mrs, Jennie widow of the
Jacob Beck,
riorsmark was b
April 7,185
aged forty-sev
and twenty-eight
ried to
April 6,
BRO
who is now eighty
sister,” Mrs. Martha
North Dakota,
the time of her
died at her home al
She al
death
Hn
burg, ,mndlat Nk
en years, len
days. Bhe
of lovey
died af
het
WHS INATr-
Jacob ille on
INT
she is
ow
who
survived Ly mother,
y PRIS old, one
Hildebrant, of
who was
ai XxX
with her at
death, and one b
bath schools all around us
but it
has a
Fleisher is a small
the
town,
It
meat market
nishes vasentianls, Iarg
general store, good hotel
livery stable and feed barn, public hai
social gatherings, ete, Woodman
Lodge, literary
ciety, religious
for
society, ladies’
SETVites
every
weeks, considering that
here began but three years ago, we
well advanced
he country uh
pure
lige aN
water snd coms, | haves
well al both house and barn and thirty
tons of lignite coal stored away
North Dakota, like all other
its drawbacks, but | think it
the young msn or
We all work here, but
so hard as in old Pennsylvania
lias
state for
woman
- - -
West's Population Swelied
'wo bits of
the
that will
swelling of the wesl'»
be of interest 10 the
readers follow
Mr
Alma, x
Mrs
orado,
H
Mareh
IHinois
forn to atid
Wolfe,
a daughter, at Chicago,
Mr. Wolfe,
the Colorado
of
of
who is a conductor
southern Railroad,
native Centre county, born
Valley, and bre
Mrs. James Condo, of Penn Hall
many relatives and
county will not only
learn of his prosperity,
gratulate him on this
family event. He is
cousin, KE. J. Burket,
(fenrges is a her
friends in
be pleased
but will
latest
the
of Chicago.
guest of
in South Dakota,
Mr. Mersinger
John W. Memsinger, of Tussey ville
er, Jr,
babies,
twin girl
in
8 son
Et A pe
New Department Store
isaue
the
jradford county, in a recent
gave over a column account of
of Messrs. Reeser, Keller, Wieland Co,
The firm had advertised ita
liberally, and on that day did not sell,
the interior arrangement,
stock, and enjoy the
public waiting
comforts
room. The Times
firma has reason to take pardonable
pride in their opening.
The latter member of the firm is A,
P. Wieland, well known in Penns
mercantile business,
id fi ———
Young Woman as Farmer
The weet is not the only section in
which the ability of a young woman
to manage an farm is demonstrated,
The eastern woman can do the same,
as is proven by Miss Ella Decker, who
manages her father’s farm, in Georges
Valley, a short distance east of Potters
Mills, Mr. and Mrs, Green Decker,
the parents of the young lady, last
spring went to North Dakota, and
since none of the brothers could be in-
duced to take the old homestead, Miss
Decker took the farm in charge and
has been chief manager for the past
year. Bhe is assisted in the perform.
ance of the work by two younger
brothers, but the management wholly
rests on her shoulders. Bhe has met
with good success, and if this had
taken place in a western state, she
would be the central figure of 8 won.
derfal story such ss can only eminate
from a locality in which eyclones have
their birth. In the fertile valleys of
Pennsylvania the incident is left to
become a year old vefore IL ever comes
to light,
AI YP SS
Big sacrifice in boys’ shoes, Yeager
& Davis,
| brother, T. J. Gales, cashier of the
Blair;Connty!Nationsl bank of Tyrone
Mrs Mary Antes, of
and two half brothers,” Per-
Half M
valley, preceded her to the grave
hall sister
Clearfield,
Homan Cisles, of WOT
vy and Nd
Interment was made at Love
Mrs Anus
: Haleer Weber
ne
dune Lo
Her
Mhe was
Her dest h infir
ald
len name was Anna Pi
Henry and Magdsaicnn
Howard We
incident to AR mid
eloher
‘mities
the daughter of
Pletcher, of Howard,
born seventy se
Ww hinte =i
VE VERTIS uy
Hhe was a worthy christian
the Mennoni
ved Ly Lhe foil
William, J
Howard
took
1s
in mem ber ol
Sie W BUTYVI
| dren Abram,
and Mary, al
i I'he
| afternoon. Inter
Howard
funeral piRce
i oemelery
FATEH
of John 1
morning at her fe
Fiz
| died Malu
we Nittany furnace
di
had
alll, wile Pale,
rday ne
| near t!
and abhetles
I ale
due to gangrene
from wih wiif-
bined, bees i
{ fering for some Line
The deceased, whos maiden uae
rabethh Isent the
| daughter of k
atl
was Eli WTR WR
fward and Margaret
fsenburg was born in Barre,
Huntingdon county, fifty-seven
ago
SUEVIVIDE
John T. Tate, and the following child
ren : Alfred, of Punxsutawney ; BR UG
of Big Jefleraon county Fd
| ward, Walter and Avua, of Bellefonte,
her are her Lu
'
sin,
JAMES M SH
James Milford Shook died hile
home in Bellefonte on Banday morn-
fng. Though he had been ailing for
years his death was due directly to an
attack of pneumonia, which
nated in death after au illness of only
four days
He was born in Lamar, Clinton
county, in 1852. He is survived by
his wife and ten children
iK
al
culmi-
RUTH WILSON
uth, aged five years, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs, John H. Wilson, died in
Bellefonte Haturday evening, after an
iliness of but one week
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Fertilizers for Sale
Messrs, J. H., & HE, Weber an-
nounce that they will have during the
senson fertilizers of all grades, and
prices as low as any. The prices are
based on the analysis of the goods,
They invite you to eall to see them be-
fore buying.
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Kelth's, Next Weak,
Keith's Chestuut Street Philadel
phia Theatre, for the week beginoing
March 20th, will present the most
weird, wonderful and fascinating act
ever presented on any stage -** Dina
creation of woman out of nothing ;
Lewis McCool & Company, presenting
“ Her Last Rehearsal '' ; Bedini and
Arthur, offering the best comedy jug.
gling act ever imported from Kurope ;
Hydney Grant, story-teller and imper.
sonator of famous actors | Burton and
Hrooks, eccentric comedy acl, entitied
“A Can of Hamor,
—————— A OA
The goods handled by the Misses
Geiss, Centre Hall, whose card ia
found elsewhere, include silk shirt.
waist suite, Japanese slik waists, and
walking skirts, Prices are very reas.
able considering style sod omit.
LOCALS,
The township audit met at Old ¥ ‘ort |
Hotel,
The last of
schools began Monday,
#
month the
yt rough i
Harry MeClenahan went to
burg last week in search of work,
Mr. and Mrs, M. PP. Musser,
drove to Centre Hall Sunday
friends,
visit
to
Penns Cave was not sold Friday.
elsewhere
in this issue
Mr.
near
and Mrs. Anthony
Hall,
Monday evening.
Cinrver, of
Centre were brief callers
A bulletin in the Reporter windows
on Sunday gave the public the news of
the Japanese victories,
Miss
Jack-
Mrs, John Yearick and sister,
inst week went Lo
sonville to visit relatives
Agent
Hiiver and
Hintion
W. H
ir pote davs Inst wee
Girip lncapacitated
Frank Bradtord,
I). Brisbin 1:
Ww
BH
vrh Cumniogs has i
use of his horse-power hay baler,
ening were housed up
onl
account of the snow
Mis, W
the guest
Altoona, Las been
John
other
liam
of her son
snl
Willinme,
{own relatives,
about a week OF more
Lathes
The
Line
sid
Hel
get price
ie BUVIDE Dew od
i). A. Bo
i will be worth the
irom LET ihe
formation ried
ta inform yourself
of F
Monday
irersed cons
Lhe
JRpmnie we OVER
PESArY
Mills
morning,
Jacob Neos Armers
a caller and
fa ¥ 3 fa
iderabile salisiaction
splendid victories oblail ed by
the Hussians
1. A { Oak Hall, will
Daut
Creeek, bel
er, O
ress
mie the tenant on the
inking
He has i
stock. W. A.
for two years
$31 slong Ww
re Hill
feresl in Lhe
HVE 1 that
Potters Mills
e Allison
go back lo
Again ix employed by th
1CS
Edward B. Grossman & Co.
of Chicago, have placed with us their
Catalogue of Ready-Made Spring Suits,
Spring Coats, Rain Coats, Etc,” We will
be pleased to receive calls, at our home,
from any who are interested in this line
of goods,
THE MISSES GEISS|
HALL, PA.
3 THE YEAR 1905
$ Finds /
¢ House Furnishings, from a
COOK STOVE
TO A PIANO
us prepared to serve you in all
We meet all opposition midway, and
Our
They are
cannoi be undersold by any one,
goods must be as represented,
in
SO every case.
/
¢
/
$
|
¢
¢
¢
¢
/
/
/
to thank ¢
We take this opportunity
you for your patronage in the past and at
the same time solicit a continuance of
JOHN SMITH & BRO.
SPRING MILLS
¢
¢
¢
¢
¢
¢
4
¢
¢
WN SN % Bee WBN WB UN w
JRE
spr ng Mil
loos, of
i ouily An
I bearing apple tres is large sud
prick with Mausard i a coutaiue 17
tas large outuiioR, apd & hail fm
rposes. Well of hod waler Ly ihe
stern Wood house, spoke
good barn, Carriage hose
outbui gs. Propet'y was ortaerly
ox pred t s Janes U4. Evans and Ismaily
Terme ma de known by usdersigned
REV. LI. K EVANS
21 wing 2%
roltstiown,
alion Mehar Sine oo
kichen po
door and lige
house, Chik EN
a.
HE AHARPLESS TUB!
BRATOK I= a shor
LARCREAM HEFA
cut, saving half the
datrywork, it isa jow down machine There
is no dradgery in washing the simple three
piece Dairy Tabular Scparator bowl Avoid
vucket bowls. They're all full of troublesome
parts, Tweny «ix sires—take Lhe one thai will
scoommodate your herd. Considering ube dure.
bility of the machine, the price is the lowest of
any separator on the market. For further par.
tenia write or apply in person 0
H. D. ROSEMAN,
Spring Mills, Pa
WANTED TRUSTWORTHY MAN OR WOM.
an 10 manage business in this county and wa.
joinlug territory for well established house of
solid financial standicg. $2000 stra ght oash
salary with all necessary expenses paid weekly
by check from headquarters, Money advanced
for expenses. Position permanent; previous ex:
Perincn not essential, No investment required,
We tarnish everything, Koclose se!f-adaressed
envelope. Address, Manager, 510 Como Hock,
Chicago, 111, 013
D. F. FORTNEY
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
BELLEFONTE, PA}
(Mee North of Court House,
WwW. HARRIAON WALKER
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
BELLEFONTE, Pa
No. 19 WW. High Street,
All protasmioni) | business proamphly atteniad to
8 D, P— Ivo. J. Bowen
Crime, BOWER & ZERBY
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Ww D. Zenwy
Successors 10 Orvis, BOWER & ORVIS
Cogeultation in Eoglish and German.
RAL HAAS THE BEST SHOES st a a8 a2 40 48
SHOES!
At less than the cost to manufacture them.
wo More Weeks Within
To Buy
As we have been advertising to sell $12,
000 worth of shoes by April Ist and we
are going to do it. We have still a large
lot of them left and have just two weeks
to sell them. Now is the time to buy
Shoes. We are going to take the balance
of them out of our shelves and put them
in baskets and on tables and make the
price so low that you cannot afford to
stay away. Come and see.
YEAGER & DAVIS
BELLEFONTE, PA.
THE SHOE MONEY - SAVERS
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New Stock of Furniture
You have a half car load of Cham-
ber Suits to select from, ranging from
the cheapest to the best, These goods
just arrived,
This stock will be sold at the
same low price given heretofore,
OUR GOODS ARE RIGHT,
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
a
.REARICK BROS...
TRI HALL.